The daily critic
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President Ulysses S. Grant championed a treaty to annex Santo Domingo (1869–1870), sparking a historic Senate battle led by Charles Sumner. Later coverage tracked President Ulises Heureaux (Lilís) and crushing European bond debt.El presidente Ulysses S. Grant promovió un tratado para anexar Santo Domingo (1869–1870), provocando una histórica batalla en el Senado con Charles Sumner. Informes posteriores siguieron al presidente Ulises Heureaux (Lilís) y la deuda externa.
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SummaryResumen
President Ulises Heureaux called a cabinet meeting to consider declaring war against Haiti over a longstanding dispute regarding an 1875-1876 treaty, under which Haiti leased Dominican territory and agreed to pay an annual fee of $150,000 but now owes over $2,600,000. While Haiti wishes to end the agreement while retaining the land due to suffering revenues from duty-free Dominican imports, Dominican consul generals Francisco Ponte Vasquez and Manual De J. Galvan stated they received no official word of an outbreak or invasion, though they acknowledged trouble was brewing.
El presidente Ulises Heureaux convocó una reunión de gabinete para considerar una declaración de guerra contra Haití debido a una prolongada disputa sobre un tratado de 1875-1876, según el cual Haití arrendaba territorio dominicano y se comprometía a pagar una cuota anual de 150.000 dólares, pero ahora adeuda más de 2.600.000 dólares. Aunque Haití desea dar por terminado el acuerdo conservando al mismo tiempo la tierra debido a las pérdidas de ingresos provocadas por las importaciones dominicanas libres de aranceles, los cónsules generales dominicanos Francisco Ponte Vásquez y Manuel de J. Galván declararon que no habían recibido notificación oficial de un estallido armado o invasión, si bien reconocieron que se avecinaban problemas.
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net has 1m in railed together bv President
Ullte Huerrcaux to consider the ad
visability of declaring war against
llaytl.
President Huerreaux said to day that
the real cause of the trouble wat that In
1875 ami 187 a treaty for commercial
purposes was entered Into between the
Haytlan and Dominican government
which at the tame time defined the
boundaries of the two countries. A
special stipulation of this treaty wah
that llaytl was to make use of a nortton
1 of Dominican territory which she
necuiit, ami which r-nio iiomlago was
to allow to be so used on condition that
Haytl should pay annually to tbe Domi
nican Government I3t.uoo at long m
she retained possession of the loaned
territory. Haytl was, moreover, to per
mit all Imports from Santo Domingo lo
enter Into Haytl free of duty, llaytl
has not paid tbe f 150,000 for a number
of years, and now owes something over
f2.tiOO.OUO.
Haytl, however, alleges that there It
so much mm Imported from Santo Do
mingo that tbe Haytlan revenues ate
greatly suffering. Haytl wishes to
make an end to ker bargain aad at the
same time retain posseteiott of Uw
loaned land.
Senort Francisco Ionte Vaeque Ami
Manual De J. tialvan, the consul gen
eral and consul, respectively, of tbe
Dominican Government ia this city,
state tkat ikey have received no official
intimation from tkeir government that
any outbreak ot Invasion had occurred,
on the Island
They knew tkat there was sotae sort of
trouble brewing between Haytl ami
Santo Domingo, but tkey could not say
to w bat extent it had developed- Thar
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The daily critic. (1890). Washington City, D.C., 1890-08-23. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn2008058170/1890-08-23/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily critic, 1890-08-23.
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